State Senate President Jake Corman Renews Investigation Of 2020 Election, But Claims Trump Is Not Directing The Show
State Senate President Jake Corman says the Republican-controlled Senate is moving ahead with a forensic audit of the 2020 election.
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State Senate President Jake Corman says the Republican-controlled Senate is moving ahead with a forensic audit of the 2020 election.
One student is taking the PIAA to court to make sports more accessible for wheelchair-bound athletes in Pennsylvania.
Governor Tom Wolf has ordered the commonwealth flag on all state facilities to fly at half-staff in honor of Washington County District Attorney Eugene Vittone.
The top Republican in Pennsylvania's Senate said hearings will begin this week.
Allegheny County announced that the Shuman Juvenile Detention Center will close next month.
A new index from personal finance site Expensivity has ranked the states with the priciest cheese pizzas.
Officials have held out the potential for taxpayer-paid subsidies to help entice the U.S. Golf Association to bring more Opens and elite amateur events to two courses in the state.
Local bus garages need to get creative fast as the start of the school year approaches.
A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to 13 years in prison for smuggling cocaine inside boxes of peppers.
The Pennsylvania Game Commission says it is safe to feed the birds again after a mysterious illness caused dozens of deaths.
Two Republican state Senators want families to be able to "opt-out" of any school mask mandates.
Police have identified a body that was recovered from the Genesee River during a Rochester Police Department Scuba Team training session.
One person was killed and another wounded by gunfire in the parking lot of a department store in eastern Pennsylvania.
A man accused of having killed his wife in 2015 has been convicted of third-degree murder.
A youth sports coach who has worked at multiple programs in Maryland and Pennsylvania has been charged with child sexual assault.
The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections announced additional steps to keep people who are incarcerated protected against COVID-19.
A 12-year-old Pennsylvania girl suffered injuries after a suspected shark attack in Maryland that left her with 42 stitches for 20 cuts.
Effective immediately, Penn State is requiring masks while indoors on all of its campuses.
Gov. Wolf has asked state legislative leaders to call their colleagues back from summer recess to extend his emergency order on the opioid crisis.
During the last fiscal year, the lottery brought in $1.3 billion to benefit older Pennsylvanians.
Pennsylvania has a serious transportation problem without the funding mechanism to fix it.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health will text people who missed their second coronavirus vaccine shot.
Pennsylvanians need to be on the lookout for data leaks that lead to unemployment compensation fraud.
A man accused of killing two women in Pennsylvania was charged with murder in the death of a pregnant Michigan woman.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered a new trial for a man accused of killing his wife and then faking an all-terrain vehicle accident to cover up the slaying.